slashcmd

Publish an AI agent skill to slashcmd from Codex, Claude, another provider, or the terminal.

Usage

Publish the current skill repo:

npm i -g slashcmds

The global install also copies the provider-neutral slashcmd skill to Codex and Claude Code:

~/.codex/skills/slashcmd
~/.claude/skills/slashcmd

If CODEX_HOME is set, the installer also writes to $CODEX_HOME/skills/slashcmd.

After install, restart or reload your agent and call the skill:

/slashcmd

If npm scripts were skipped or you need to reinstall the skill manually:

slashcmd setup

Publish the current repo from the terminal:

slashcmd --path "$PWD"

Attach docs/demo URL:

slashcmd \
  --url "https://github.com/you/your-skill#readme" \
  --repo-url "https://github.com/you/your-skill"

Publish from a GitHub skill repo URL:

slashcmd \
  --repo-url "https://github.com/you/your-skill"

Install a marketplace skill into Codex:

npx --yes slashcmds install check-code

Human skill names work too:

npx --yes slashcmds install "Check Code"

You can also pass a skill page URL:

npx --yes slashcmds install "https://slashcmd.dev/p/check-code"

Use a custom slashcmd instance:

slashcmd \
  --path "$PWD" \
  --marketplace-url "https://slashcmd.example.com"

Add explicit fields:

slashcmd \
  --path "$PWD" \
  --demo-url "https://github.com/you/your-skill#readme" \
  --screenshot-url "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/you/your-skill/main/screenshot.png" \
  --codex-skill-url "https://github.com/you/your-skill"

Preview without opening the browser:

slashcmd --path "$PWD" --no-open

From an AI Agent

After this package is installed, users can tell Codex, Claude, or another agent:

Use slashcmd to publish this AI agent skill.

The package opens a prefilled slashcmd submit page. The user still signs in with GitHub and confirms publish, so ownership, limits, and payments stay enforced by the marketplace.

By default, the package opens:

https://slashcmd.dev

Bundled AI Skill

The npm package includes the AI agent skill files under:

skill/

That makes the package both a CLI and a distributable skill payload.